North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson downplayed the CNN report and likened the attacks against him to those against Thomas.
North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson denied he's leaving the race for governor as a bombshell report from CNN is expected to drop and compared himself to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.It's unclear what the new information entails, but several outlets reported anonymous sources saying Republican officials were pushing Robinson to drop out.
'In the CNN article about Robinson, he's accused of referring to himself as a 'black Nazi' and expressing support for reinstating slavery. The comments were allegedly made on Nude Africa, a pornographic website, message board over a decade ago.Robinson also allegedly bragged about spying on women bathing in public showers and admitted to watching transgender pornography.
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